Parents Opt-in Protection Act ensures students must give prior written consent before participating in surveys revealing personal information.
The Parents Opt-in Protection Act amends the General Education Provisions Act to require prior written consent from students before they participate in surveys, analyses, or evaluations that disclose personal information about them or their families. This requirement applies to both adult students and unemancipated minors, who must obtain parental consent. The bill aims to protect students' privacy by ensuring they are not compelled to share personal data without explicit permission.
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